Education’s importance in fostering a nation’s development cannot be disputed.
Success, according to the sages, is mostly determined by education. The Fourth Republican Constitution of Ghana, adopted in 1992, and the Children’s Act of Ghana, passed in 1998 (Act 560), both affirmed the right of every Ghanaian child to access a high-quality basic education as a fundamental human right.
Fundamentals
Similar to other international treaties and conventions, the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) is one that ensures that children of United Nations member states—among which Ghana is—who were signatories to such agreements have access to quality basic education.
Recognising the specific needs of a disabled kid, as stated in UNCEC Article 23 (3).
